GNP per capita rankings at North-South summit kickoff
AP reports a World Bank 1979 GNP per capita ranking for 22 nations attending the Cancún summit, listing wealth gaps from Sweden at 11930 dollars to Bangladesh at 90. Countries include United States Canada Japan United Kingdom France Germany and others with values shown for each.
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Reagan Heads to Cancun Summit with Market Magic Message
President Reagan travels to Cancun for a 22 nation summit aiming to promote private enterprise as a driver of growth while acknowledging a potentially hostile reception. He warns of clashes with critics while noting U S aid levels have dipped to about six billion dollars. The conference unites rich and poor nations under a common goal of global economic expansion.
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Tax Increase On Cigarettes Alcohol Eyed
Washington AP reports Reagan aides discuss boosting federal revenues via higher excise taxes on cigarettes and alcohol and other measures. Possible moves include gutting most interest deductions and broadening taxes, with aim of balancing the budget by 1984. Kudlow cautions no firm stance.
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Bluefield Board Backs $750 Million Road Bonds Amendment
Bluefield city board endorses the Road for Jobs and Progress Amendment, stating its passage would spur future growth. A Roads for Jobs and Progress committee cites $100 million for Route 52 upgrades and feeder roads as an early priority benefiting the city’s revenues.
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Virginia’s 1981 governor race tests Reagan prestige in state
In Richmond Virginia the 1981 governor contest pairs Democratic Lt. Gov. Charles Robb and Republican Attorney General Marshall Coleman. Robb is a Johnson family heir and conservative ally of Reagan while Coleman frames Robb as liberal “Great Society” ally amid bidding for control of Virginia politics.
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Mercer Judge Jarrett Dies
Howard M. Jarrett former chief judge of Mercer County Circuit Court died Thursday in Bethesda Maryland after a long illness. He age 10:50 am at NIH where treated for cancer for three weeks. A Mercer County lifelong resident, he led in Democratic party circles and supported handicapped programs. Funeral plans pending as body to be moved to Mercer Funeral Home Bluefield. Survivors include his wife three sons two daughters and a brother.
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Wise County Snow Sparks Va First of Season on High Knob
Wise County reports light snow up to two inches on High Knob mountain marking what may be Virginia’s first snow of the season. Temperatures dropped to the 20s across western Virginia with frost on cars and lawns.
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